Labor & Unions
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Writers Guild Staff Union Delivers ‘Strike-Ending’ Contract Proposal to WGA West
“Enough is enough. The time to enter a fair deal with your staff and reunite is now,” the WGSU say in a letter
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SAG-AFTRA Marketing and Comms Staffers to Unionize
The unionization effort comes as staffers at WGA West enter their second month on strike
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Noah Wyle Joins IATSE Chief in Push for Federal Film and TV Tax Credit: ‘An Investment in Our People’ | Video
“It’s really hard to shoot a TV show in L.A., and it’s really expensive. Prohibitively so,” the “Pitt” star says alongside Matthew Loeb, Jim Acosta, Jax Deluca and Sen. Adam Schiff
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ProPublica’s Unionized Staff Vote to Authorize Strike: ‘We Are Ready to Walk Off the Job’
“Our union stands united in supporting ProPublica Guild’s efforts to win a fair and just contract,” Susan DeCarava, president of The NewsGuild of New York, adds
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SAG-AFTRA Promotes Arianna Ozzanto to Dual CFO-COO Role as Part of Leadership Promotions
National Executive Director and Chief Negotiator Duncan Crabtree-Ireland says the internal moves come “at a critical moment in our industry”
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CBS News 24/7 Staffers Begin Bicoastal Walkouts, With Full Support From WGAE
“We eagerly await an acceptable contract offer from Paramount — which just shelled out tens of billions of dollars to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery,” the union bargaining committee says
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Writers Guild Staffers Picket Union’s First Day of Contract Negotiations
WGSU rallied in front of the SAG-AFTRA headquarters as the WGA and AMPTP started their talks
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WGA’s Crunched Health Plan Takes Center Stage as First Post-Strike Contract Talks Get Underway
Writers Guild leaders tell TheWrap about some of the positive changes that came out of the strike and the tough talks that lie ahead
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SAG-AFTRA, AMPTP Pause Contract Talks With No Deal, Will Resume Before June Deadline
The two sides say they had “productive” talks over the past five weeks
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WGA West Boosts Offer to Striking Staff Union, but Deal Is Rejected Amid Tensions
“It is always a union’s right to decide when to take a deal or how long to strike,” WGAW Executive Director Ellen Stutzman says
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Teamsters to DOJ: Paramount-Warner Merger ‘Can’t Be Allowed to Move Forward’
“This merger threatens the livelihoods of the very workers who built these studios into industry giants,” Teamsters President Sean O’Brien says
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City of Los Angeles Slashes Filming Fees at Griffith Observatory by 70%
As Griffith goes from $100,000 to $30,000, the L.A. Central Library is also now open for film production for the first time in over 10 years
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CBS News 24/7 Staffers Pledge to Strike If Contract Deal Isn’t Reached
“Meet us where we’re at,” the bargaining committee says in a statement to management
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Communications Workers of America Plots Shareholder Battle Against Nexstar-Tegna Merger
The union is asking shareholders to back five proposals designed to “improve governance so local TV stations can survive and thrive in the future”
